⚡ Bolt: Memoize expensive computations in TreeNode#16
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- Wraps children sorting in `React.useMemo` to prevent sorting large directories on every render - Wraps recursive file counting in `React.useMemo` to prevent walking large directory subtrees on every render - Documented performance learnings in `.jules/bolt.md` Co-authored-by: julesklord <801266+julesklord@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Wrapped
node.childrenarray sorting and recursivecountFiles(node)computation inReact.useMemo.🎯 Why:
TreeNodecomponents are deeply nested and render many instances. Without memoization, expanding a folder or re-rendering would recompute the sort and recursive file count for every node, potentially causing main-thread stuttering for large repositories.📊 Impact: Reduces synchronous calculation time during rendering of the file explorer tree. Complexity changes from re-sorting and recounting per render to only updating when the tree data structure for that node changes.
🔬 Measurement: Can be observed by profiling the React render cycle when navigating large directories and noting reduced time spent in
TreeNodeInner.Also includes
bolt.mddocumentation for critical learnings.PR created automatically by Jules for task 14397327542793465257 started by @julesklord